It's been 10 years since I have had my hair this short. And about 20 years since I've had bangs!

But I'm loving it!

Finals week is here and winter break is within sight.

And I still need to go shopping for gifts!

Good times,

A

I'm heading out to Barack the vote!

And a big YES for California Prop 2.

Don't forget to exercise your right to vote today!

xoxo,
Adriana

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I'm so glad I got that off my chest. I feel much better now!

Adriana

Sports Soup, hosted by comedian Matt Iseman, and produced by a friend of mine, will be on Versus Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10pm ET.

It's a cross between "Talk Soup" on E! and "The Daily Show" on Comedy Central. Looking forward to seeing it tonight!

http://www.versus.com/sportssoup

Here are a few of the questions I often receive from you guys and gals (not in any particular order):

What are you studying?

Are you retired from the porn business?

What do you do to stay in shape?

Where are the hot spots in San Diego?

What do you like to do for fun?

I am currently studying various topics in college. My main purpose for returning to college is now to graudate. Originally, my intention was purely for personal development, then I realized that I did want to graduate. My return to college has been rewarding and enlightening.  

Yes, I have retired from the porn business.  My last heterosexual scene was in 2001, seems like ages ago. I have maintained an erotic prescence online, but am no longer shooting x-rated content, as of 2007.

I am very conscientious about the types of food I consume. I am mostly vegan (I will eat organic eggs) and opt for organic foods. I enjoy cross training fitness and walk my dogs frequently.

Those who know me know that I am not a party girl. Some may assume that I live in the fast lane, but that couldn't be further from the truth. I do enjoy going out to party with friends and family, usually on special occassions, though. When I have guests visiting from out of town I take them to the Gaslamp Quarter--located downtown--Seaport Village, Old Town, La Jolla, and any local spots that I may frequent. 

For fun, I look forward to a nice (healthy) meal at a nice restaurant, then a good film afterwards. I also like to stay at home, cook, and watch movie rentals from Blockbuster and Blockbuster.com. I also love to go to book stores and find new books to read with a hot soy latte; now that is my idea of a great time.

Any other questions?

In my psychology course I was introduced to the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) assessment, a psychometric questionnaire designed to measure psychological preferences in how people perceive the world and make decisions (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Myers-Briggs_Type_Indicator).  Anyway, the results were amazingly accurate, although a few of the estimations were questionable.

I recommend this assessment to everyone, even if you have taken it in the past. (Myspace deactivated the link, but you can still copy the link and paste it to your browser in order to take the assessment.)
www.kisa.ca/personality

Remember to follow the links at your results page to the personalitypage.com site. You can google your results and you can check out this page for more info: http://www.personalitypage.com/high-level.html

Thanks Prozack!

My 10 year high school reunion is coming up in November. Most people think Myspace is a substitute for such reunions, but I disagree. I am currently shooting a documentary about high school reunions and captured some great footage at a high school reunion for the class of 1952 . My main question for everyone there was, "What would you say to someone who is nervous or undecided about attending their 10 year high school reunion?"
Everyone said, "Go! Because if you don't you'll regret it!" Many also realized that the 10 year is probably the most difficult to attend because most people are still concerned with impressing their peers and not fully satisfied with their looks or accomplishments.

So my plan is to interview some of my fellow high school alumni and find out what they've been up to and if they will be attending the reunion. I hope to interview the people who are afraid to go or think they have better things to do. One person I interviewed at the class of 1952 made a valid point, some people might not even live to make it to the 20 year reunion so it is a good idea to see our old friends and acqaintances while we still can. We don't know what the future holds and we shouldn't take our friends for granted. I say let's just enjoy the company of the people we grew up with.  

What about you? Did you attend your own reunion? If your first reunion is still coming up, will you attend?